After a winter storm left millions of Texans without power in 2021 and caused infrastructure damage across the state, a Cibolo restaurant was forced to close.

Now, the Cantonese eatery has reopened to the public at a new location in Northeast San Antonio, over four years after the storm.

What’s happening

Kowloon W. Kitchen held a soft opening on Oct. 26 at its new brick-and-mortar location at 110 Meek St. in downtown Cibolo.

Owner Janet Lai said her new location is perfect to suit the community’s needs.


“I like the location, the people and the area here,” she said.

The restaurant had previously been located in Schertz off FM 78, known then as Kowloon Chinese Restaurant.

On the menu

Kowloon W. Kitchen chefs serve up traditional Chinese and Cantonese dishes such as orange chicken, General Tso’s chicken, a variety of dumplings and more, Lai said.


There’s also a selection of fusion dishes, from fried chicken, seasoned fries and chicken fried rice.

The menu remains mostly unchanged from the restaurant’s original selection, along with the display that Lai said will eventually contain five turtles.